Eris, a southern German duo of guitarist Jan Palmer and singer Maria Würth, is making waves with their experimental songwriting, unique instrumentation, and Maria’s angelic vocals, creating an emotive sound. Their latest single, ‘Never Let Me Go,’ is a poignant exploration of complex relationships and self-reflection involving a figure named Lucia. At first glance, the song appears to be a love ballad centered on the singer’s ambiguous relationship.
‘Haunting, Melancholic, Self-reflection’
-PurpleMistress
However, as the layers unfold, it becomes evident that Lucia represents the destructive habits and mechanisms the singer has developed in the past. The track is enveloped in a melancholic and dark atmosphere, crafted through ethereal vocals and rich instrumentation. The song invites listeners to reflect on their own relationships with the past and the habits they grapple with. It’s a haunting track that lingers long after it ends, marking Eris as a band with significant potential in the industry.






